Soy Sauce Stewed Eggs

I had some soy sauce stewed eggs for the first time in a Thai restaurant and I really liked it. I asked them for the recipe and with passing time modified the recipe to my liking.
Soy Sauce Stewed Eggs
I had some soy sauce stewed eggs for the first time in a Thai restaurant and I really liked it. I asked them for the recipe and with passing time modified the recipe to my liking.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Hard boil the eggs.
- 2
Remove the eggshells, avoid damages to the egg while peeling.
- 3
In another saucepan add water, soy sauce, sugar and five spice powder and bring to simmer.
- 4
Once it's simmering, add the peeled hard boiled eggs to the saucepan.
- 5
Take a spoon and babysit the eggs to make sure that the sides are being evenly coated with the sauce.
- 6
Let the eggs simmer in the soy sauce mixture for 15-20 minutes.
- 7
Take the eggs out carefully and place them in a bowl add little bit of the sauce to it.
- 8
Let it rest for 5 minutes.
- 9
You can enjoy the soy sauce stewed eggs warm or cold.
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